Estepona, in the State of
Western Andalusia, lies SW of the province of Málaga.
With an overall population of
37,000, the 'old town', as it's known, is quite a hive of activity. Estepona
is one of the few coastal towns that, whilst providing tourist facilities,
maintains it's original charm and character. The numerous street cafés and
tapas bars still serve authentic Spanish delicacies. The hilly, cobbled, very
narrow streets are more used to horses than cars. You'll find unusual shops
and bodegas where you'd least expect them, very inviting ,very friendly and
very cheap!
Its privileged location on
the shores of the Mediterranean is sheltered on its northern reaches by the
slopes of the Sierra Bermeja which reaches its maximum height of 1.449 meters
on the summit of Los Reales. Its location between sea and mountain makes it
possible to offer and enjoy a great variety of attractions in a very small
geographical area.
The municipal district, with
an area of more than 131,699,170 m˛ presents a varied landscape, with smooth
undulating terrain divided by scores of streams and small rivers.
Its more than 20 km. of
coast, offer numerous possibilities for water sports.
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more about Estepona
| Marina |
| Puerto De Estepona |
36°24 8
N 05°09 0
W
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Estapona, Malaga.
Tel
34-952-801800
Fax
34-952-802497
VHF: CH9 & 16
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Easily
walkable from the centre (1km west) of Estepona, the port
offers good restaurants, pubs and some shops
Harbour
Entrance width: 80m depth: 5m
443
Moorings 8 - 35m long, 1.5 - 4m deep |
